Thomas Townsend

This enhancement would start by creating a new protected directory for the candidate when an application is made. Their uploaded resume, cover letter, etc. would be stored here.

1. Testing this now will be in the next release – protected directory for all upload data but still being able to utilize the WP media for sorting etc.

2. You can already add custom labels that display on Applicant Detail Page. What we need to look into is creating a Sticky Link to be able to check and unchecked it from “INDIVIDUAL Applications”.

3. Forms needs a complete overhaul. Something we are planing on.

Let me know if I can be of any assistance.

Formatting is accomplished via Job List Template and Individual Job Template using the Short-codes in Display Settings

Job Manger->Settings->Display Settings. Scroll Job Templates.

Job Manager templates use shortcodes. All of the shortcodes are described in this text box.

The default template shows an expanded view of each job, but many sites only want a summary table, so people can click through to the job. Here’s an example of that:

To start with, decide which fields you want to show in the table. From the default fields, you might decide to use the Job Title, the Location, and the Start Date. On a default installation of Job Manager, these have the shortcodes [job_title], [job_field4] and [job_field2], respectively.

Now you can start writing your template. Start with the table header:

Notice that we’ve used the job_fieldi_label shortcodes. These will be replaced by the Field Labels you can define in Job Form Settings.

Next up, you need to define the Job Loop. [job_loop] is a special tag, because it has a start tag ([job_loop]) and an end tag ([/job_loop]). Everything between those tags will be repeated for every job being displayed, which means we only have to write the HTML for one table row, like so:

[job_loop]

[/job_loop]
Notice that we’ve also used the [job_link] tag, which will make the Job Title link to the full Job description.

Finally, we just need to close the table.

Title [job_field4_label] [job_field2_label]
[job_link][job_title][/job_link] [job_field4] [job_field2]

Naturally, you might choose to include extra things in your template, this is a very cut-down example. But hopefully it should give you some ideas for you how can expand the templating system to create your specific layout. needs

You can do that within the Settings “App. Form Settings” by adding html field and your link to the data area.

JM is NOT meant to function as a DIRECTORY like your theme. You would be better off finding a suitable plugin that would be more suitable for that functionality – perhaps https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/tags/directory-plugin

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You do NOT need to be logged into JM to apply for jobs – that’s optional and set up by Admin.

You do have to be logged into JM to POST jobs, we do not intend to change that process for now.

Looks like this was wrong support forum for you…I see you posted on the other forums and obtained your answer. Marking this as Resolved.